Filed to story: Mr Williams Madame Is Dying Novel Free Online (Madison & Hunter)
Hunter snorted. “You’ll find out after you try it.
He slowly approached Black Fox with the syringe and whispered into his ear, “Soon, you’ll know what it feels like to be in hell.”
Death and pain would never fear people like Black Fox, but they were afraid of one thing-losing consciousness.
The light above his head shone upon him, showing how wet his forehead was due to sweat.
The cold needle pricked into his skin. The pain was that of an ant’s bite to him.
But veins were protruding on the back of his hands as they were balled into fists. He was fighting back in reflex.
Hunter watched him coldly. “Either you spill it now or you’ll do it without dignity later. Who have you been working for by putting your life at stake all these years?
“Who ordered you to hurt my son and Madie? Considering that we’re from the same line of work, I can let you die with dignity.”
Black Fox gulped down his saliva. “Give up, dude. I will never tell you no matter what. You can deceive others with this but not me.”
His countersurveillance was good, and his mentality was much better than average people.
“Very well. I have all the time in my life to wait until the drug kicks in.” Hunter returned to his seat.
Casually, he flipped through Black Fox’s information. “Nationality, Arlandia. An orphan.
According to the document, you have a younger brother.”
Black Fox’s eyes widened. Throughout his years of hiding in secrecy, he hadn’t expected someone else to find out about that.
“He doesn’t know anything. Leave him alone.” He was finally fazed.
Hunter flipped the page lazily. “Really? Innocent? What about my barely two-year-old son? Isn’t he innocent too? When you pushed him off, did you ever think that he was just a child who didn’t know anything?”
Brent entered the room. He whispered a few words into Hunter’s ear and passed over a phone.
“Unluckily for you, your phone is unlocked.”
There were no suspicious contacts in his phone. There was not even a picture of his younger
The latest message he received was a message from his apartment’s management, urging him to pay the rent.
Black Fox didn’t mingle around with others, let alone have friends. He was a disciplined man
“You should know that messages can be restored even after getting deleted.”
Black Fox sneered. “Isn’t it possible that I have no chat history at all? Do you think that I wouldn’t have expected to get caught? Stop wasting your time. As I said, I won’t say anything.”
“You have it coming.” Hunter snapped his fingers, instructing Brent to show footage.
Standing under a dim light, a young man was washing the dishes in a barbeque restaurant with smooth movements. Sweat was trickling down his forehead.
Looking at the busy man, Black Fox could recognize his brother at one glance.
“Your brother is a model student. He takes up three part-time jobs during summer break to earn money to pursue studies abroad. He has a lot of potential, but it’s too bad
Hunter sighed. “I’ve always favored people with potential. But a debt should always be repaid. He can repay whatever you owe me. What do you think of Starry Building?”
“What are you trying to do?”
“Simple. I’ll do the same thing you did to my son to your brother. Brent, if I remember correctly,
Starry Building has 32 floors, right?”
Brent added, “You’ve remembered it wrongly. There are 52 floors. Someone jumped off that building a month ago. I heard that his head cracked and his brain juice splattered all over the ground. His whole body broke apart.”
Black Fox was aware that that was the most common threat to exist. However, he couldn’t keep his cool because his brother was involved.
It seemed that the drug was kicking in too as beads of sweat were flowing to the tip of his nose.
Brent’s phone was put on speaker. A man’s voice resounded amidst the noisy background noise.
Man, my sister is going to jump off the building. You look like her ex. Could you please talk her out of it?
“She’s my only family. I really can’t lose her.”
“How can I help you?”
“She wrote a suicide note. She’s going to the rooftop of this building. Please come with me.”
“Okay. Calm down. I’ll come with you.” The innocent young man sounded anxious.
“Don’t go!” Black Fox shouted, but the other party couldn’t hear him.
Hunter smiled faintly. “What a bright and innocent man. Even though he lost his parents, he doesn’t know that his elder brother is still alive. He gets by every day by looking on the bright side.
“But someone like him is going to leave because of you. What a cruel reality.”
Black Fox’s eyes were red, and he lost his composure for real now.
He barked at Hunter, “Just come at me! If you wanna kill me, just do it! He doesn’t know a thing!”
Hunter grabbed him by the collar, smirking. “And why didn’t you come at me and hurt a kid instead? Did my son know all of this? Do you finally know that it hurts now that you’re tasting your own medicine?
“How could you lay a finger on my son? He’s such a young child! And what did you do to Madie in that heavy rain when she was pregnant?
“What right do you have to beg me for mercy when you can bring yourself to hurt other people’s families?”
Black Fox licked his dry lips. It was indeed his fault, so he didn’t have any excuse for this. “Please, leave him alone.”
“I can do that, but you gotta show me how sincere you are to the deal. Tell me the truth, and I’ll leave your brother alone. Otherwise, he won’t be able to see the next sunrise.
“Of course, you can keep silent, which is what you’ve been doing until now. There are no secrets in this world. It’s a matter of time before I find that person.
“I just need more time. Well, this is the only option you have. Are you going to sacrifice your brother?”
Black Fox was quiet as he fell into a dilemma.
At that moment, hurried footsteps and a conversation could be heard on the other end of the line.
The man was recounting his sister’s situation.
The young man exclaimed in surprise, “We attended the same school. What’s her name? I might
“Eliza Weaving.”
“It’s her…”
“Do you know her?”
The young man hesitated. “She… She confessed to me two days ago. But I turned her down.”
“No wonder there are pictures of you at every corner of the house. Why? Why did you turn her down? Is she bad?”
“You’ve misunderstood. It’s not that she’s bad, it’s me. My parents passed away when I was young, and my elder brother went missing many years ago.
“I’m not looking for a partner. I wanna focus on my studies because I wanna go to Zudson
University. It was my brother’s childhood dream.
“I want to look for him in that university. Considering my circumstances, it’ll be irresponsible of me to accept your sister’s confession.
The young man’s voice was gentle, and it made Black Fox tear up.
Black Fox’s mind was clouded by haziness due to the drug. The past memories flashed through his mind. He couldn’t control his emotions anymore.
On the other hand, the two men had reached the rooftop as their footsteps paced up.
The young man said innocently, “But I’ll try my best to talk her out of it. I won’t let her choose this route.”
The door to the rooftop was opened, and Black Fox almost had a heart attack.
He tried his best to rein his emotions in, but his consciousness was leaving him.
“Damn it! Is there really such a drug in this world?” he wondered.
He finally knew why Hunter wouldn’t torture him physically. It wouldn’t come anywhere close to mental anguish.
The sound of the wind almost drowned out the young man’s voice. “Are you sure this is the right place? There’s no one up here.”
“She might be at the platform ahead. Cross the fence and check if she’s there. She’s as stubborn as a bull. The man’s voice was as luring as a devil’s.
Black Fox was on the edge, but his head was getting dizzy. His vision was getting blurry too.
“No’ Don’t go there!” He slowly flopped onto his knees as his body couldn’t take it anymore.
Hunter looked at him. “You have ten seconds to think whether to sacrifice your brother or not.
Hunter was like a devil pushing someone to their deaths.
The phone was placed next to Black Fox’s ear. He could hear his brother running.
“Eliza, don’t do anything silly! Where are you!”
“Stop! Glen! Just stop right there!” Black Fox shouted at the top of his lungs.
Glen suddenly stopped in his tracks. “Did you hear that? I think I heard something.”
“Now’s not the time for this. We haven’t found my sister yet.”
“Right.” Glen crossed the fence.
He thought that his classmate would be there, but he didn’t see a shadow after crossing the fence.
The place he was standing was a 15-centimeter platform. It would only take one careless move to fall off the building and die horribly.
Glen had yet to sense that something was off. “Your sister isn’t here. Are you sure that this is the right place?”
“I’m sure.” The man’s face suddenly darkened like a devil. “I don’t have a sister. The person I’ve been looking for from the start is you.”
Glen, who had never experienced such a thing, asked innocently, “What? Have I offended you in any way?”
“Blame your brother if you wanna blame it on someone.”
“My brother? You know where my brother is?”
“Three, two, one. Time to bid goodbye to your brother,” said Hunter.
Black Fox lifted his head, mustering every ounce of energy in him to say, “I’ll tell you! I’ll tell you.
Just leave him alone…”
Black Fox had been sponsoring Glen’s studies with an anonymous name all this while. Black Fox had also made early preparations by saving up some money for Glen.
Nothing mattered more than family to people like Black Fox.
“You should’ve done that sooner.” Hunter then motioned at Brent.
The man on the other end of the line changed his mind and let Glen go.
The call was terminated.
Hunter injected another drug into Black Fox. “You have ten minutes to sober up.”
“I wanna know if my brother is safe.”
“Don’t worry. I never kill innocent people, especially normal citizens.”
